Stock analysis based on fundamentals means looking at financial statements in addition to the Digital China stock price. The income statement is a summary of the revenue or sales, expenses and profitability - shown as Net Income, or lack of it. The income statement for DCHIF which shows a YOY revenue growth of 15.16% is specific to a period of time. Investors typically check YoY or QoQ revenue growth. One also needs to look at Digital China assets, operating expenses and Digital China free cash flow. The Digital China profit and loss statement shows revenue of $1.58B for 2016. Revenue has grown by 15.16% YOY for DCHIF stock.

View revenue and profit details for latest and last 10 financial years.

The key things to look for in an income statement while doing Digital China stock analysis are:

Revenue: The money received by selling of goods or services comes under this line item. A YoY growth - See: Digital China revenue chart implies that the company is growing. It has been the case with Digital China. One must look at stocks with increasing revenues, and stay away from stocks whose revenues or sales are declining.

Bottom line: The bottomline or the net income figure is arrived at by deducting all expenses from the topline which in this case is $50.14M for DCHIF stock. An improving bottomline implies that the company is growing its profits.

The income statement is also called the profit and loss statement. Apart from the DCHIF income statement, one can check the Digital China historical stock prices to check how the price has moved with time.

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